corner; section; one horn; pillar (of a group, system, etc.); member (of an organization, etc.); first corner
blank space (in a document); blank; void; whitespace
deployment; disposition; posting; stationing
to abate; to decrease; to diminish; to shorten
one's own ground; one's own position; one's own area of the field (soccer, rugby, etc.)
point (of a story, argument, etc.); key point; point; site; point (in scoring); point (in a loyalty program); points
to entice; to tempt; to invite someone to join in
to put to use; to make use of; to turn to account
disturbance; confusion; perturbation; commotion; turbulence
possible; potential; practicable; feasible
to play a central role; to take a leading part
reasoning; inference; deduction; mystery genre; detective genre
hooded sweatshirt; hoodie; hoody; hooded jacket; parka; anorak
to pull over one's eyes (e.g. hat); to wear pulled down over one's eyes
knapsack; rucksack; backpack
to carry on one's back; to be burdened with; to take responsibility for; to have (something) in the background; to be in front (of something); to be conceited
mode fashion (design-focused style emphasizing distinctive silhouettes, materials, and aesthetics); avant-garde fashion style
dress; outfit; equipment; makeup; adornment; guise
pinch; tough spot; bind; clothespin; clothes peg
to cut one's way through; to fight one's way through (the enemy); to get over; to come through; to overcome (a difficulty)
to reach mutual understanding; to understand each other
contrary to expectations; or so we thought, but ...
to be filled to bursting; to burst
bundle of banknotes; stack of bills; large sum of money
preparation; arrangements; provision; getting ready; laying out (e.g. a meal)
to use up all one's strength; to die
access (to a place, esp. using public transport); access (to a website, data, etc.)
receipt of money; money received; receipts; depositing; deposit; payment
it's OK to ...; it's best to ...; it's alright to ...
to run away; to flee; to make off; to start to run away
to betray; to turn traitor (to); to double-cross; to disappoint; to let down
to swell (from inflammation); to become swollen
to rot; to decay; to die in obscurity; to be forgotten with time